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Researchers develop defenses against deep learning hack attacks
Researchers develop defenses against deep learning hack attacks | IBM Research Blog.
IBM scientists presenting at Black Hat 2021 have discovered new threats and developed defenses for a different type of AI models called deep generative models.
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